DELAND, Fla. — A 19-year-old robbery suspect, who was found stuck in a crawl space in a DeLand home during an hours-long staffoff, is facing criminal charges, according to authorities.

The DeLand Police Department stated that Cameron Brown is accused of allegedly robbing a couple and threatening to harm law enforcement. 

The standoff started after police say four men robbed a couple near the DeLand bus terminal at around 4 p.m. Monday afternoon. One of the men, Brown, threaten the couple, telling them that he had a gun and would kill them, stated authorities. 

"Brown snatched it from her, causing the backpack and shoulder strap to rip, suspects ran back to the car where Brown took several items from the backpack and they all fled the area," explained DeLand Police Chief Jason Umberger.

The four allegedly took off in a car with pills, jewelry and cash. DeLand police spotted the vehicle outside of a home on Fatio Road at around 7 p.m. 

Three of the suspects came out of the home — Brown's older brother 23-year-old Codey Brown, 22-year-old Ryan Mackey and a 16 year old surrendered, authorities stated.

However, Cameron Brown refused to get out of the house and threaten to kill law enforcement if they came inside, officials stated. 

The Sheriff's Office lobbed 22 rounds of tear gas inside to get him to come out.

Just before 4:30 a.m. Tuesday, the suspect was texting his father and admitted he could not get out if he wanted to —  he was stuck in a crawl space in a bedroom.

"(Brown was) trapped in this crawl space," Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood explained at a news conference.

The SWAT Team got him out and brought him to jail, where he faces robbery with weapon.

Chitwood stated that the standoff lasted 12 hours, however, it was more like nine and a half hours.

Neighbors had to be evacuated during this standoff, but they will be allowed back into their homes shortly, according to the sheriff.

Nobody was injured during the incident, not even Brown.